Musical “Lady Bess” 2026 in JAPAN Ticket Information

• February 9, 2026 at 9:00 am
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• May 10, 2026 at 6:00 pm
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Overview

The grand historical musical “Lady Beth” (Lady Bess) returns to the Japanese stage in 2026, chronicling the dramatic early life of Elizabeth I. Created by the legendary duo Michael Kunze and Sylvester Levay—the minds behind “Elisabeth” and “Mozart!”—this production is directed by Japan’s renowned hitmaker Shuichiro Koike. The story follows the young Princess Elizabeth as she navigates the dangerous waters of the Tudor court, balancing her personal desires against the heavy burdens of the crown.

This 2026 revival features a magnificent cast, including top musical stars such as Futo Nozomi, Iroha Okuda, and Yoshio Inoue. With sweeping orchestral scores and opulent costume designs, the musical brings the passion and peril of the Meiji-era theater to life for modern audiences. The tour covers major cultural landmarks across Tokyo, Fukuoka, and Aichi, offering an immersive experience into one of history’s most fascinating royal journeys.

Why Attend

• Witness a world-class production from the creators of the hit musical “Elisabeth,” uniquely refined for the Japanese stage.
• See leading performers including Fuuto Nozomi and Yoshio Inoue in a high-stakes historical romance.
• Experience the elegant atmosphere of the historic Nissay Theatre in Tokyo and the traditional grandeur of the Hakataza and Misonoza theaters.
• Enjoy a production renowned for its breathtaking set pieces and powerful vocal performances that capture the spirit of a legendary queen.

Schedule & Ticket Information

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Disclaimer

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• Language Barriers: Many ticketing systems operate only in Japanese; Jasumo provides full bilingual support.
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Faqs

What is the difference between standard seats and Pia Special Seats?

Pia Special Seats are premium tickets typically located within the first 14 rows of the theater, offering the most intimate view of the stage. These are often released during specific pre-sale periods and provide a closer experience of the intricate costumes and facial expressions of the cast.

Can I attend a performance if I am traveling with small children?

As a general rule for major musicals in Japan, preschool-aged children are not admitted to the theater to ensure a quiet environment for all patrons. We recommend checking the specific age requirements for each venue if you are traveling with family.

How does seat categorization work at the Hakataza Theater in Fukuoka?

Hakataza offers a wider range of seat types, including Special B and C seats. While A seats are on the main floor and offer the best view, C seats are generally located in the higher balcony tiers, providing a more affordable option for those who wish to experience the show.

Are there English subtitles provided during the “Lady Beth” performances?

The production is performed entirely in Japanese, and standard performances do not include English subtitles. However, the powerful music and visual storytelling are often sufficient for international fans to follow the emotional arc of the historical narrative.

What happens if a specific cast member is unable to perform on my chosen date?

Musical productions in Japan often utilize “double casting” for lead roles. The organizers reserve the right to change the cast without prior notice, and refunds or ticket exchanges are typically not offered unless the entire performance is canceled.

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